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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
6
The Standard Publishing Company announces daily and Sunday editions with postal rates and subscription options. It lists branch offices in Butte, Missoula, and Great Falls for advertising rates and inquiries.
Nebraska lawmakers finally elected two bankers as senators after an uneasy stalemate. Editor Rosewater noted conversations with the president as loyalty shifted. Germany plans a 300 million mark loan and expands military costs, reflecting militarism's burdens on citizens and the balance of power in Europe.
A letter argues Aguinaldo should not be executed as an insurrectionist and challenges the legality of U S actions in the Philippines. It contrasts law and morality, questions Spanish surrender outcomes, and critiques U S political moves including poll taxes and Funston Roosevelt references.
William E. Curtis asserts Hay has won a limit on China demands to about 250 million dollars, a probable triumph praised by the public. Yet past claims of diplomatic victories, from the Hay Pauncefote treaty to Boxer punishment, faced serious scrutiny and misstatements, leaving skepticism until final settlement.
The text notes that the American indemnity proposal has not been accepted yet and its final amount is unknown. It argues that even a lump sum of 250.9 million dollars depends on other powers' offers, with no authentic sources confirming the various reports. The country should not overstate Mr. Hay's supposed triumph until facts are clarified.
The article notes southern political managers press to curb black voting, while Mississippi confronts widespread poll tax evasion by white voters. It warns that unchecked, few will be left able to vote as Mississippi law requires literacy tests and payment of poll taxes.
A dispatch from Helena reports Governor J. K. Toole and Mayor Frank J Edward sending a Washington message inviting President McKinley to include Helena and Montana in his western itinerary. The city council discussed preliminary reception plans should the president visit.
Iron Mountain Michigan report notes the Aragon mine at Norway Michigan was sold by Oglebay Norton & Co of Cleveland to United States Steel Corp. The price is believed to be about $2,000,000.
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